Ingrid was admitted as a lawyer in 1993 and is a partner at Chapman Tripp, specialising in all aspects of property law, including advising clients on the acquisition and disposal of commercial property, residential subdivisions and widespread leasing work across all sectors.
Application Process:
- Trustees of the Manchester Unity Welfare Trust Board will meet annually to consider all applications received.
- Applications may be required to provide additional information to support the grant application.
- All applicants will be notified of the Board's decision.
- A report providing details on the progress of the project and outcomes to date must be provided to the Board by 30 April in the year following the grant payment.
- If a grant is approved for the specific purpose as set out in the application form and the funds are not used for this specific purpose or if the final cost of the project is less than the grant approved, then the grant or surplus of funds will be required to be repaid to the Manchester Unity Welfare Trust Board.
- All advertising material prepared for the project is to feature The Manchester Unity Welfare Trust Board logo as a funder of their project
- Applications and supporting documentation may be uploaded to our website www.muwelfaretrust.org.nz or alternatively can be forwarded to:
The Manchester Unity Welfare Trust Board
PO Box 29 189
Riccarton
Christchurch
Email: [email protected]